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It has long been said that money is the root of all evil. And evil it may be since money is the number one reason why couples breakup.

Psychologist explores ways in which cognitive-behavior therapy has been successfully applied to helping parents and couples.

Anyone wishing to improve and keep a good marriage or save a failing one must read John Gottman's book. He has scientifically determined why marriages succeed or fail.

Psychologist explains the benefits to treating children with psychological, emotional, and behavioral problems by involving the whole family.

John M. Gottman presents the latest statistics on the effects of marriage and divorce on children and spouses in his book, The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work.

Even unhappily married couples struggle with the decision to get a divorce. These options for unhappy marriages may help partners make the best decision for everyone.

Many adults have been lifelong sufferers of ADD/ADHD. Often, the symptoms of this disorder pervade the workplace and into their relationships and marriages.

Over 50% of American first marriages end in divorce, and over 60% of second marriages do as well. Michelle Weiner-Davis insists almost every marriage can be saved.

Couples counseling isn't usually a cause of divorce, though it can happen. Here are reasons why therapy can lead to separation, plus ways to save a marriage.